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FBI Opens Criminal Investigation Into US Bridge Collapse: Report
The US Federal Bureau of Investigation has launched a criminal probe targeting the container ship that crashed into a major road bridge in Baltimore last month, collapsing it and killing six people, US media reported Monday.
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Seoul Accuses North Korea Of Stealing Secret Data On New Laser Weapon: Report
The North Korean hacker group, known as Andariel, allegedly stole data from 14 entities after accessing a huge cache of data from defence and research firms in the South.
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FBI Issues Warning to Investors About the Vulnerability of DeFi Platforms to Exploits
The US Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI) has released new warnings for investors in decentralised finance (DeFi) platforms which have been targeted with $1.3 billion (roughly Rs. 10,383 crore) in exploits within the first quarter of 2022.
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FBI In Kolkata To Interrogate ISIS Suspect
A seven-member team of the US security agency, the Federal Bureau of Investigation or FBI, is set to interrogate ISIS and JMB terrorist Mohammed Musiruddin alias Musa, NIA officials said today.
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Hillary Clinton Email Matter 'Not A Cliff-Hanger': FBI Chief
The Federal Bureau of Investigation Director James Comey told FBI employees on Wednesday that the decision to forgo criminal charges in the Hillary Clinton email investigation was not a close call.
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Former New York Teacher Charged in Massive Probe of Child Porn Website
A former New York City school teacher is facing criminal charges in what appears to be the first prosecution stemming from an FBI investigation of nearly 215,000 users of a child pornography website that authorities seized earlier this year.
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FBI Chief James Comey Urges 'Robust Debate' on Encryption
FBI Director James Comey called Monday for public debate on the use of encrypted communications, saying Americans may not realize how radical groups and criminals are using the technology.
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US Military Knew About Bizarre Methods of Doctor Hired to Train Troops
For years, a doctor now accused of performing macabre procedures on the troops that he trained took steps to cloak his battlefield-medicine classes in secrecy. The doctor, John Henry Hagmann, often required that those who took or helped teach his courses sign non-disclosure agreements.
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FBI Flying Surveillance Aircraft Over US Cities
The FBI is operating a small fleet of aircraft to conduct warantless surveillance for criminal or counterterrorism operations, a spokesman said Tuesday.
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FBI Admits Forensic Lab 'Errors' Against Criminal Suspects
The FBI today admitted "errors" spanning several years in evidence provided in court by its forensic lab to help secure criminal convictions, including in death penalty cases.
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2 'Islamic State-Inspired' Women Accused of Planning Attacks in US
Two New York City women have been arrested and accused of planning to carry out a "terrorist attack" in the United States, according to a federal criminal complaint made public on Thursday.
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US Congressman Pleads Guilty to Tax Evasion
A US congressman pleaded guilty to felony tax evasion on Tuesday, the latest stain for a lawmaker dogged by controversy but who won re-election last month despite indictment on criminal charges.
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Man Threatens to Blow up London-to-Los Angeles Flight
A criminal complaint by the Federal Bureau of Investigation says a passenger on a flight this week from London to Los Angeles threatened to kill flight attendants and blow up the plane.
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US Top Court to Rule if Threats on Facebook Are Free Speech
The US Supreme Court said on Monday it would rule on whether violent threats posted on social media could merit criminal charges, or whether they are protected as free speech.
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Ex-Microsoft employee charged with leaking trade secrets to blogger
A former employee of Microsoft Corp is facing criminal charges after he allegedly passed trade secrets to a blogger in France, US court documents showed.
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FBI Opens Criminal Investigation Into US Bridge Collapse: Report
The US Federal Bureau of Investigation has launched a criminal probe targeting the container ship that crashed into a major road bridge in Baltimore last month, collapsing it and killing six people, US media reported Monday.
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Seoul Accuses North Korea Of Stealing Secret Data On New Laser Weapon: Report
The North Korean hacker group, known as Andariel, allegedly stole data from 14 entities after accessing a huge cache of data from defence and research firms in the South.
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FBI Issues Warning to Investors About the Vulnerability of DeFi Platforms to Exploits
The US Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI) has released new warnings for investors in decentralised finance (DeFi) platforms which have been targeted with $1.3 billion (roughly Rs. 10,383 crore) in exploits within the first quarter of 2022.
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FBI In Kolkata To Interrogate ISIS Suspect
A seven-member team of the US security agency, the Federal Bureau of Investigation or FBI, is set to interrogate ISIS and JMB terrorist Mohammed Musiruddin alias Musa, NIA officials said today.
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Hillary Clinton Email Matter 'Not A Cliff-Hanger': FBI Chief
The Federal Bureau of Investigation Director James Comey told FBI employees on Wednesday that the decision to forgo criminal charges in the Hillary Clinton email investigation was not a close call.
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Former New York Teacher Charged in Massive Probe of Child Porn Website
A former New York City school teacher is facing criminal charges in what appears to be the first prosecution stemming from an FBI investigation of nearly 215,000 users of a child pornography website that authorities seized earlier this year.
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FBI Chief James Comey Urges 'Robust Debate' on Encryption
FBI Director James Comey called Monday for public debate on the use of encrypted communications, saying Americans may not realize how radical groups and criminals are using the technology.
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US Military Knew About Bizarre Methods of Doctor Hired to Train Troops
For years, a doctor now accused of performing macabre procedures on the troops that he trained took steps to cloak his battlefield-medicine classes in secrecy. The doctor, John Henry Hagmann, often required that those who took or helped teach his courses sign non-disclosure agreements.
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FBI Flying Surveillance Aircraft Over US Cities
The FBI is operating a small fleet of aircraft to conduct warantless surveillance for criminal or counterterrorism operations, a spokesman said Tuesday.
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FBI Admits Forensic Lab 'Errors' Against Criminal Suspects
The FBI today admitted "errors" spanning several years in evidence provided in court by its forensic lab to help secure criminal convictions, including in death penalty cases.
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2 'Islamic State-Inspired' Women Accused of Planning Attacks in US
Two New York City women have been arrested and accused of planning to carry out a "terrorist attack" in the United States, according to a federal criminal complaint made public on Thursday.
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US Congressman Pleads Guilty to Tax Evasion
A US congressman pleaded guilty to felony tax evasion on Tuesday, the latest stain for a lawmaker dogged by controversy but who won re-election last month despite indictment on criminal charges.
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Man Threatens to Blow up London-to-Los Angeles Flight
A criminal complaint by the Federal Bureau of Investigation says a passenger on a flight this week from London to Los Angeles threatened to kill flight attendants and blow up the plane.
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US Top Court to Rule if Threats on Facebook Are Free Speech
The US Supreme Court said on Monday it would rule on whether violent threats posted on social media could merit criminal charges, or whether they are protected as free speech.
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Ex-Microsoft employee charged with leaking trade secrets to blogger
A former employee of Microsoft Corp is facing criminal charges after he allegedly passed trade secrets to a blogger in France, US court documents showed.
